The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-20
AMoaG THE CAURoHEs.

Prof Burnett's Madame Jarleys wax workl
were exhibit. d to large audience in the Bergen
Baptist Church last Monday night.
Rev. N. W. Sherwood Of the Wavsrly Cor grega
tional Church, delivered the Friday evening lee
1ure on the Sunday School lesson at Park Church
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Q. p
Church had singing and Rotations and cake and
cream at the sociable in the parsonage parlors on
Summit avenue Tuesday evening.
lecture, under the auspices of the Young Peo
pies Association of Centenary h. Z. Church, was
delivered by the Rev. Z. NJ. Carton, of Arlington.
Thursday evening, in the lecture room OF the
church.
.eThe Ehanas of Life" an interesting lecture by
the Rev. George Mingins. of New York. was listen
ed to by large and attentive audience IN the
South Presbyterian Church on Mercer street. last
Monday night
Rev. John L. Scudder will preach at the Taber-
nacle Church, corner York and Henderson streets;
this sabbath evening upon The Sal9on must 20.
In the morning Rev. /. M. Wilton will preach
Every cordially invited. Seats free the mo-
ment the services commence.
AT the annual reunion of the Park Reformed
Church last Tuesday evening, Mrs. NJ. f Reading
sang solo; and there were: recitation, Mr.J Cor
don EInmons; solo, Mr.. j. W. Black; reports and
remarks by the pastor, Rev. J. Howard Suy dam.
D. D.. recitation, Mr.. ]. Gordon Emmors; Duet
Mrs. NJ. T. Reading and Mr.. J, W. Black.
There was q donation party rendered to the Rev
Richard Harcourt, pastor If Grace Al T. Church,
81 The parsonage, adjoining the church on Ton
nele avenue, last Thursday evening. Two purses,
well filed, were donated-one to the reverend
gentleman himself, and the other to his wife.
most pleasant evening was enjoyed.
To-day she services in Hedding M. f. Church
will be altogether exceptionable and notable. By
a strange coincidence it is both Anniversary and
yalediciory Day The retiring pastor, Rev. James
Boyd Brady, will there preach a Historical Pro-
phetic Discourse" concerning the Church, in the
morning and deliver his Farewell to the people
in the evening.
The Young Peoples Association Of the Park Re-
formed Church has recognized the 'Old Guard )"
with these officers: Captain, J d Evans; First
Lieutenant, v. BT. Tottman; Second Lieutenant,
o. H. Lohson. The recognized club will meet at
the residenc of Mr.. F. P. Benedict, No. l4S Erie
street. Tuesday night to receive the report of the
committee appointed to draw the rules and regula,
tons that are to govern ike Guard.
The Young Peoples Society of the German M !.
E. Church held a sociable last Monday night.
Mr.. 6treble rooted, the choir rendered some ffne
collections and Mr.. A. Schuppan reviewed the
work of the church in the past year. Then, after
a beautiful mahogany stand had been presented
10 MIRO. Walton, the party adjourned 10 the church
parlors, where refreshments were served The
officers of the society are; e. SchantZ, President;
H. Ullner, Vice-President Miss L, Klink Treas
urer; G. Ssreble, Secretary. and A. Martin, Libra
rian.
The Chinese Sabbath School connected with the
First Presbyterian Church of Bergen, is becoming
quite an institution. he school celebrated the
second anniversary sf its existence last Monday
night by a supper followed by a most interesting
concert i'll which the 81 Chinese Christian stu
Chinese missionary, addressed tAe students brief
ly in Chinese Among the reverend guests pies
emit were: the Rev. J M. Stevenson. D D., of the
American Tract Society; the Rev Z 0. Kings bury
Rev. l. w Hathaway pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church.